Struggling with overbearing grandparents who undermine your parenting?

In this video, I share a powerful story about a mom who learns to set boundaries with love and protect her child's development. 

Learn how to communicate effectively with grandparents and maintain YOUR role as the parent. 🏡💖👨‍👩‍👦‍👦
 

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Grandparents can play an important role in a child’s life. They supply a kind of unrestrained tenderness and fun that parents have not yet learned.

But sometimes all that attention becomes unproductive. It actually interferes with the way you want to raise your kids.

Yes, grandparents claim to be “helping,” but on occasion they confuse your kids and undermine you. Let’s look at just one situation where you might learn to deal with this.

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I received the following letter:

"My granddaughter Megan is eight years old, and we've always been quite close. We visit her family every month or so. Over the past several years, though, I've watched her mother, Claire, my daughter-in-law, become more and more angry and critical toward her. Now the two of them fight pretty often, and as a result, Megan is becoming more rebellious and unhappy. I want so much to tell Claire that being critical and yelling at Megan is not the way to go, that Megan needs to be loved, but I also don't want to intrude. How should I handle this?"

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